Fri, 02 Dec 2011
Water levels in the Isle of Man's reservoirs are said to be healthy.
The West Baldwin Reservoir, which serves Douglas, Onchan and the South, is nearly at 100% of its capacity, whilst Sulby is at 84%.
The Isle of Man Water and Sewerage Authority has released the figures following reports yesterday that much of England could face a drought in the summer due to lower than average rainfall.
However, the water authority says this isn't a problem for the Island, as the upland areas which catch rainfall for the reservoirs received plenty of rain during autumn to sustain the reservoir levels.
Anyone with further concerns can contact the board on 695949